Trace Smoking to Disease of Arteries
Three Danish scientists reported evidence that cigarette smoke carbon monoxide may contribute to atherosclerosis in smokers. Their rabbit study showed 2.5 times more cholesterol deposits in arteries when exposed to carbon monoxide, with higher carboxyhemoglobin levels, linking smoking to arterial disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Mecdaniel
Chicago
Poul Astrup
Knud Kjeldsen
John Wanstrup
University of Copenhagen
U S Lead at UN to Keep Red China Out
The United States plans to press the General Assembly to bar Peking from the United Nations with Rep. J Irving Whalley delivering the China speech. Nixon signaled readiness to talk with Communist China, while U S officials argue Peking’s UN isolation is self made. A two thirds rule reaffirmation is expected to pass 73 to 47.
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Tom Hoge
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Peking
China
Congress
U.S
J. Irving Whalley
R-Pa
World Organization
Nixon
General Assembly
Elliot L. Richardson
Moscow
Red China
Machinery in Action in South Schools
Atlanta AP report on rapid desegregation moves after the Supreme Court ruling. NAACP Legal Defense Fund lawyers, led by Jack Greenberg, prepare motions to desegregate Georgia schools and other Southern districts. Time is needed for filings and court action, with about 30 percent of black pupils in 11 Southern states in mixed schools this term. Mississippi districts face a Wednesday deadline to submit desegregation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKee
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Supreme Court
Dixie
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense and Education Fund
Greenberg
South
New York
Atlanta
Georgia
Mississippi
Senate asks FDA to justify drug bans in government hospitals
Sen. Moss urged the FDA to explain why dangerous and ineffective drugs remain stocked in Bethesda Naval and Walter Reed Army hospitals. He cited NAS findings that Panalba, mysteclin, and forms of rautrax are ineffective. FDA claims no power to force hospital changes, while Johns Hopkins and NAS assessments challenge the drugs' safety and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Schwartz
Itt
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Frank E. Moss
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Comrise
Herbert L. Ley Jr
Utah Democrat
Bethesda Naval
Walter Reed Army Hospitals
Moss
Ley
Theodore Crow
Bethesda
Walter Reed
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Congo
Crow
NAS
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo, Mich
Bethesda Hospital
Bureau of Naval Medicine
Nixon outlines Vietnam withdrawal schedule and warnings
Nixon argues a secret timetable for withdrawal could total 175000 or more if no upsets occur, citing progress in South Vietnam and reduced enemy activity. He warns Hanoi that increased enemy action may force adjustments and pledges strong measures, while appealing for public support and aiming to secure backing for a two phase plan to remove combat then support forces. The speech follows anniversary timing and two peace demonstrations, with private settlement efforts and talks with Soviet representatives seeking a breakthrough at Paris. The turtle noted, Terrapene carolina, may live over 50 years with a possible maximum of 123 years.
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Nixon
South Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
U.S
Congress
Guards Told to Stage Counter March Across Nation
Washington AP dispatch reports about 500000 National Guard members urged to join a counter demonstration against antiwar activities. Between November 11 and 16 guardsmen are asked to drive with headlights on by day, display American flags at home, and keep porch lights burning continually to show a determined, prudent course in Vietnam.
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Washington
Winston P. Wilson
National Guard Bureau
State Adjutants General
Wilson
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Negro teens sentenced to life in Arkansas rape case
Forrest City attorney E J Butler sought a new trial for two Negro youths, Jim Johnson and Maurice Sanford, convicted of first degree rape of a 15 year old girl. Judge Elmo Taylor denied the motion and Butler appealed. Johnson, 19, and Sanford, 17, received life with 80 years before parole.
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Forrest City
Ark
E. J. Butler
Elmo Taylor
Butler
Taylor
Jim Johnson
Maurice Sanford
Detroit
Mich
Johnson
Sanford
St. Francis County
James E. Scott
McKinley Green
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Lester Huckabee
Huckabee
Thomas Guilliams
Harley Sisson
Bill Cross
Jesse Duckett
Ray Davis
State Police Safety Division
Leon Prescott
McCaskill
Arkansas Commercce Commission
North Carolina
J. LeVonne Chambers
Charlotte
Frank King
Jack McClendon
Jimmie Griffin
Elmer Wagner
Mrs. Lester Huckabee
America
Henry Gibson
Adertragment Iutent
Andrei Gromyko
Anatoly Dobrynin
Turtie
Carolina
Tiny Miss
Suva
Fiji
Elizabeth
Fiji Islands
South Carolina Islands
Atlantic Coast
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Bose
Fords
Eatra
Ford
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Second St
Arkansas
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